Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 16 Jan 20, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| White pizza topping | FETA |
| Green bits of ornamentation | SPRIGS |
| Masala ___ (hot beverage) | CHAI |
| Bestower of the Movies for Grownups Awards | AARP |
| Keep the beat, in a way | TOE-TAP |
| Parts of a nuclear reactor | RODS |
| Where Miners have majors | UTEP |
| Type of fluffy wool | ANGORA |
| ___ surgeon | ORAL |
| Word following sing or play | NIA LONG (“along” + knee-sound) |
| Furrowed feature | BROWNIE (“brow” + knee-sound) |
| Wait on | ATTEND |
| Tribal leaders | ELDERS |
| Language that’s the source of “gesundheit” | JOURNEYMAN (“German” + knee-sound) |
| Uber alternative? | MEGA |
| Pint-size | PEEWEE |
| ___ Day and the Knights (“Animal House” group) | OTIS |
| Suits | EXECS |
| “___ it!” (“Hush!”) | STOW |
| Place for a bench | PIANO |
| Ancient name for Ceylon | LANKA |
| Terse rebukes | TSKS |
| Invite to the roof, say | ASK UP |
| Like a desk that’s a sign of genius, it’s said | MESSY |
| Gobbledygook, metaphorically | GREEK |
| Flight schedule abbr. | ETA |
| The mister, affectionately | HONEYBEE (“hubby” + knee-sound) |
| N.L. East city, on scoreboards | ATL |
| Lithuanian, e.g. | BALT |
| In the worst way | DIRELY |
| Neighbor of an Arkansawyer | OKIE |
| It has cork and a bell | OBOE |
| 1950s-’70s football star nicknamed “The Golden Arm” | UNITAS |
| Part of a pot | ANTE |
| Bra brand | OLGA |
| Stop waffling | DECIDE |
| Fight protractedly | FEUD |
| E, F and G, but not H | KEYS |
| Opposite of the point? | ERASER |
| Collectors’ goals | SETS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Animals, collectively | FAUNA |
| Face-plant, say | EAT IT |
| Ice cream cone, e.g. | TREAT |
| Breakfast cereal in a green box | APPLE JACKS |
| Routine activity? | STAND-UP |
| Beer ___ | PONG |
| On the ___ (frequently, in slang) | REG |
| Skater Midori | ITO |
| Attire | GARB |
| “I don’t want to hear it” | SPARE ME |
| Sounds made by fans | CROWD NOISE |
| Lena of “Cabin in the Sky” | HORNE |
| Firefighter Red | ADAIR |
| Lands in the sea | ISLES |
| Hawaiian fish with a palindromic name | ONO |
| Ending with pay | -OLA |
| Squiggle on a musical score | REST |
| Ends up with | NETS |
| Sci-fi forest dweller | EWOK |
| Trees with red berrylike fruit | YEWS |
| Funnyman Brooks | MEL |
| Piece of furniture often covered with crinkly paper | EXAM TABLE |
| Study of rocks | GENEALOGY (“geology” + knee-sound) |
| What five answers in this puzzle do phonetically, in defiance of their clues? | TAKE A KNEE |
| Language of the Canadian Arctic | INUKTITUT |
| Conciliatory gesture | SOP |
| Window frame | SASH |
| Trim | PARE |
| “Sup, bro!” | YO, DUDE! |
| Yellowstone attraction | GEYSER |
| Work on a tablet | E-BOOK |
| Bay Area athlete, for short | NINER |
| Kane of “All My Children” | ERICA |
| Sightings in the Himalayas | YETIS |
| Oar | BLADE |
| English city where the Who once recorded a top 5 live album | LEEDS |
| 11-Across and others | TEAS |
| Bumbling bunch | OAFS |
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